A sensor linked to two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes was flagged with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) more than 200 times between 2004 and the crashes in 2018 and 2019, according to an analysis by CNN.
The angle-of-attack (AOA) sensor, which measures a plane’s angle in the sky, was flagged in 216 incident reports to the FAA. These reports outlined cases in which the sensor failed or had to be replaced or fixed, and in some cases, the planes had to make emergency landings.
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Floyd Wisner, an aviation attorney and principal of Wisner Law Firm, joins Phillip Yin to discuss the complexities of compensating the families of
To discuss the legal background of potential compensation claims for lost family members on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, anchor Phillip Yin is joined
A Boeing 777-236 operating as British Airways Flight BA2276 caught fire at McCarron International Airport (Las Vegas) on September 8, 2015, shortly after
The founder of Wisner Law Firm, Floyd A. Wisner, is approaching his 38th year in the practice of law. He is a skilled veteran aviation attorney who has successfully represented clients in virtually every major airline and aviation disaster over the last two decades.
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